word book in a sentence

1. Play many games at once, just like a crossword book!

2. The publisher of this title is Goodword Books Pvt. Ltd..

3. The Best Word Book Ever, 1963 and 1991; a comparison of changes

4. Please, take note of the word book, which is in the singular form.

5. She was paid $5 by Ohio Writer Magazine for a 900-word book review.

6. Customers can save $5 off their order by texting the word books to 87955.

7. Bin Laden also had a Bob Woodword book, and no doubt had copies of articles from the New York Times.

8. They are very simple docode-able 3 letter word books that the students can quickly read on their own.

9. The word Booktube is a combination of Book and Youtube und describes people who make videos about books on Youtube.

10. The Everything Large Print Crossword Book is a collection of 150 puzzles easy puzzles for people with reduced vision.

11. The notion that the College of Cardinals as a whole would read a 60,000-word book sent to them privately is wholly unrealistic.

12. A rational person who never heard of Pat Robertson might well read his New World Order (Word Books, 1994) and think it must be a joke.

13. The Swedish National Encyclopedia has today signed a deal with The Translator Group for the production of a large number of word books.

14. So if you say this thing, Italo Calvino's book weighs about 200 grams, you're using the word book in two slightly different senses at the same time.

15. In it I agreed to authorise a 100,000-150,000 word book - part memoir, part manifesto - in order to fund legal defences and to contribute towards WikiLeaks' operating costs.

16. Safdar was beaten to death by gangsters of the Congress Party (LeftWord Books in Delhi has just published a wonderful new book by Sudhanva Deshpande about Safdar’s life and its meaning for all of us).

17. You don’t have to agree with everything Takis Fotopoulos says, and every judgement he makes in his 122,000 word book to agree with him that something urgently needs to be done to end the iniquity — and violence — of the present system.

18. In another letter to McKellar she describes how in just five days she wrote the 60,000-word book The River of Adventure, the eighth in her Adventure Series, by listening to what she referred to as her “under-mind,” which she contrasted with her “upper conscious mind.”